Marlow Social News Reports Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs J W Baker and Miss Mary Mode visited Stephenville to see Mr and Mrs William Lewis Mode. Several local residents returned home after visits in Calvert Gause Bryan Belton and Elgin.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
7
Mr and Mrs J W Baker and Miss Mary Mode visited Stephenville to see Mr and Mrs William Lewis Mode. Several local residents returned home after visits in Calvert Gause Bryan Belton and Elgin.
Congressman Poage and staff contribute five dollars to the Linda Sneaks fund. Each staff member sent one dollar, with a Washington to Cameron and Dallas message signed by W. R. Poage and listed aides including Houston Clinton, Jr. Pauline Graves Ira Earl Heath Lacy Sharp. Printing is a home industry.
Three members of the Bishop family die in a late Friday car crash near Trent, with Mrs Oscar Bishop Jr and Ruby Bishop among the injured. The Bishop party had been returning from a funeral in Waco for 88 year old Mattie Crockett. M G Cox Cameron attorney provided details. Oscar Bishop reportedly a Taylor county peace officer.
Mr and Mrs R E Riddle of Cameron announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday June 8 1949 weighing eight pounds 15 ounces The mother is the former Mildred Pate and the child is named Linda Lee.
Leo Harris is reported as one of the patients at Newton Memorial Hospital. The brief note confirms his current admission status within the facility's patient roster.
Yarrellton residents hosted and visited relatives across the region. Laverne Provasek, Hortense Nabours, Paul Nabours, and Jane visited K D Griffin home while Olga George and children stayed with John Mek ush family. Lewis Solomon and son Wilford traveled to Temple for a business trip. G L Gallatin of Austin visited Patsy Russell. Marl Pittman of Cameron stayed with Frank Griffin. Charlie Barrett of Corpus Christi aided by his ill father Charlie Griffin in Cameron Hospital.
Yvonne De Carlo and Howard Duff star in Calamity Jane and Sam Bass at Cameron Theatre. The article credits hard work for their success, tracing Duff’s Seattle stage and radio start, wartime service, and film roles, and De Carlo’s rise from West Coast cafe gigs to a Walter Wanger sponsored beauty contest breakthrough.
Rainfall across Milam County Saturday and Sunday boosted corn crops with Cameron receiving 0.60 inches by Monday morning. West areas Buckholts and Rogers saw heavier rain and winds, Elm Creek flowed from the watershed, and east Sand country had lighter but helpful rains for tomatoes and cantaloupes. No watermelons will be ready for the June 19 Negro Celebration.
Mrs Armstrong is ill and a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital. Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery.
Torrential rain battered Dallas County late Monday into Tuesday with Garland hardest hit. Eleven people died, Garland suffered about 1 million dollars in damage as floodwaters swept cars through streets and people to safety. Trinity River rose to 38 feet. Highways closed and water systems feared polluted.
Lower Rio Grande Valley cotton farmers chase the year’s first bale with Joe Acosta, John Campbell, and a mystery driver in Edinburg in a race to Houston. Acosta’s bale weighed 460 pounds, then 450 on scales. Campbell sent pickers back to the fields and planned to fly by plane. The unknown driver sped toward Houston from Pharr, keeping the outcome in doubt.
Forest Weimhold publisher of the Hockley County Herald and Sun News stopped in Cameron on Tuesday en route to the Texas Press Association meeting in Galveston. He reported Cam eron’s population near 10 000 and expressed interest in moving the Indian collection from his paper to Texas Tech College in Lubbock.
Dr Gus Evans Cameron optometrist was named chairman of the motorists vision committee of the Texas Optometric Association announced by Dr Ira Woods Littlefield president. Evans urged optometrists to share vision safety info for motorists and pedestrians noting many drivers have poor vision despite car condition and few states require corrective eyewear for half sighted drivers.
An advertisement proclaims Parma Radio Service repairs all radio makes at reduced prices, inviting customers to trust its expertise and pay less for service.
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